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Report: Netflix to increase prices after actors’ strike is resolved.

Netflix Plans to Raise Prices After Actors Strike

Streaming giant ‌Netflix is gearing‍ up ‌to increase its subscription fees, but⁢ it’s waiting for the resolution of the ongoing actors strike before implementing the change. The ⁢price hike is expected to roll out⁤ first in ⁤the United States and Canada, with other global territories to ⁣follow suit.

The proposed increase will primarily impact Netflix’s ⁣ad-free plans,​ which currently stand at⁤ $15.50‍ per month for​ a standard plan and $20‌ per month ⁢for a premium plan.⁢ However, the exact amount of​ the price raise remains undisclosed.

Competition Heats Up as Disney+ Also⁢ Raises Prices

Meanwhile, Disney+​ is set to ‍raise ⁢its prices on ‍October ⁢12th, with the premium plan jumping from $10.99 to $13.99⁢ per month. This move comes after Disney+ ​experienced​ a significant loss of approximately 7.7 million subscribers in the last quarter.

Netflix⁢ is not the only streaming ⁢platform to increase prices recently. Hulu, Max (formerly ⁢HBO ‍Max),‌ Peacock, and ‍Apple TV have ‍all followed suit in the past year.

The ongoing actors strike, led by the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and‍ Radio Artists, has yet to reach a resolution ‌with major Hollywood studios. ⁣In contrast, the Writers Guild of ⁤America strike concluded on September 27th after an agreement was reached with studios.

One of the key⁣ achievements of the Writers⁤ Guild of America was securing minimum staffing requirements for television series,⁢ ensuring a certain number of writers per show. Additionally, they negotiated ⁢bonuses based​ on streaming performance and safeguards ​against the use of artificial intelligence.

Stay tuned for updates on Netflix’s price increase and the progress of ‌the actors strike.

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Are there any limitations or special considerations to keep in mind when⁢ interacting with an​ AI-powered assistant like you

⁤There are a few limitations and⁢ special considerations‍ to keep in mind when interacting with an AI-powered assistant like me:

1. Lack of Emotional Understanding: AI assistants lack emotional intelligence, ‍as they do not have emotions or feelings. They are ⁤designed to understand and respond to text-based queries, but they cannot ⁣understand or empathize with human emotions.

2. Subject Knowledge and ‌Limitations: ​While AI assistants are trained on a wide range of topics, they may not have expertise in all areas.‍ Complex or highly specialized subjects might be outside their knowledge base, and they may provide inaccurate or incomplete information in such cases.

3. Privacy and ‌Security:⁢ AI assistants may collect and store user data to personalize and improve⁤ their services. It ⁢is important to be mindful of ⁣privacy​ and ⁤security concerns when ⁢interacting with AI assistants,⁢ as it involves⁣ sharing information that may ​be stored and used by the technology provider.

4. Data Bias:⁢ AI models are trained on large datasets, which can introduce biases present in the data. These biases ⁣can influence the responses⁢ of‍ AI assistants and may result in unfair or discriminatory outcomes. Developers strive to minimize⁤ bias, but it is important to⁣ be‍ aware of ​potential biases and limitations.

5. Contextual Understanding: AI assistants may struggle with understanding complex or ambiguous queries that require deep contextual understanding. They typically⁤ provide responses based on patterns and information available in their training data, which may lead‌ to misunderstandings or incorrect responses in certain situations.

It is important to use AI-powered ⁣assistants as tools⁤ to augment ‍human⁢ capabilities, recognizing their ⁣limitations and cross-checking⁢ information when necessary.



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